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Norwegian University of Science and Technology Course: Energy and Process

Department of Energy and Process Engineering No.: TEP 4230

Trondheim, 17.09.04, T. Gundersen Part: Phys. and Chem. Equil.


Task: 6 Year: 2004 Assistance: 27.09 Deadline: 11.10



TOPIC: Thermodynamic Basis, the Phase Rule and Equations of State



Task 1: “Gibb’s Phase Rule”


a) Develop the Phase Rule on the basis of number of independent variables and number of equations in a PVT system consisting of m chemical components that distribute across phases that are in equilibrium (the system is assumed to be non-reacting).


b) Show that the maximum number of co-existing phases in equilibrium is 3 for a PVT system consisting of only one chemical component.



Task 2: “Thermodynamic Functions”


a) Show that for a reversible and isothermal process in a closed PVT system, the work can be expressed by using the Helmholtz function: W = - dA


b) Show that for a reversible, isothermal and isobaric process in a closed PVT system, the work can be expressed in the following way: W = - dG + PdV



Task 3: “Van der Waal’s Equation of State”


One would like to find expressions for the two parameters (a) and (b) in Van der Waal’s cubic equation of state:


P = RT / (V – b) - a / V2


by using the following conditions that should apply at critical point:


( P / V ) T, Critical Point = 0

( 2P / V2 ) T, Critical Point = 0


What is the compressibility in the critical point ?



Task 4: “Simple Models for K-values”


Develop a very simple model for K-values in gas/liquid equilibrium when we assume that Raoult’s law and Dalton’s law apply. Assume that an equation is available for calculating the vapor pressure for a chemical component as a function of temperature.


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